Job Search Reveals Near-Universal Kubernetes Adoption Across Tech Companies
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chmaynard
Summary
The author shares observations from a recent job search, noting that Kubernetes adoption has become nearly universal compared to five years ago when there were more diverse infrastructure approaches (Kubernetes, VMs, serverless). Every company interviewed now uses Kubernetes, marking a significant shift in the tech landscape.
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· 2 pulledLiterally everyone is on Kubernetes now. Every single company I talked to.
Last time I was job hunting that wasn't the case at all. There were basically three camps: the rare Kubernetes adopters, the systemd-on-VM/VPS/EC2 crowd, and the serverless people (Lambda, Cloud Run, etc.).
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